Camp Picnic Introduces Freshmen to Camp Life
Camp Picnic held Sunday organized by Barnard Hall and Camp Committee welcomed about one hundred freshmen. They traveled by bus from Brooks Hall at eleven, enjoyed coffee apples cider and doughnuts, and played volleyball teniko scavenger hunt and hikes. Guests included Professor Spurgeon Miss McBride Miss Finan Miss Holland Miss Streng and Miss Yates.
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Barnard Hall
Brooks Hall
Haseen
Professor Spurgeon
Miss McBride
Finan
Miss Holland
Miss Streng
Miss Yates
Book Exchange Seeks Student Involvement for Term sales
The Exchange reports most transactions occurred in the first four days of the term. Students are urged to read the upcoming circular listing books for the next term and to bring in needed texts before the semester opens. Sales close after the third week, with post deadline purchases possible by writing to the chairman via Student Mail.
Registration Figures Show Mixed Columbia Enrollments
Barnard College remains eight percent down this year with 174 seniors in Class of ’39 176 in Class of ’40 188 in Class of ’41 and 236 new freshmen plus 116 unclassified and 23 special students. Columbia University overall rises about four percent with 18852 projected. Columbia College holds 1686 students and 550 freshmen. Engineering up twenty percent to 282. Architecture up thirteen percent. Library Service up nine percent. Graduate and Dental Surgery up six percent. Nursing enrolls 80, double last year.
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Barnard College
Columbia University
Edward J. Grant
Columbia College
Engineering
School of Architecture
School of Library Service
Dental and Oral Surgery
School of Nursing
Advisers Comment On Freshmen Health Habits
Dr. Alsop notes Barnard students show growing concern with personal health and perfect teeth. She says good health aids a woman’s career including husband job and a Cadillac. She favors more outdoor activity and may offer informal first aid lectures after many requests.
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Alsop
the Bulletin Reporter
Privilege Card Game Invades Columbia Campus
A new card game named Privilege replaces classic ranks with professions like bankers and engineers. Created by Robert Morey, it features artist drawn cards and bridge style play, spreading from New Haven to Columbia and beyond with campus posters urging purchase.
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Columbia
Barnard
Law
New York
Robert Morey
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma XI
Peggy Bacon
New Haven
Culbertson
Harvey Cushing
Wales News
Alaska
Jake
Notices for Junior Show staging details and meeting
Interested parties should contact Shirley Ellenbogen immediately about staging for the Junior Show. There is significant work in scenery construction and stage sets. A short meeting for those going up will be held on Wednesday October 26 at noon outside the Physical Education offices.
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Shirley Ellenbogen
Alice Drury
Camp Weekend Opens for Undergraduates Across October Dates
An open weekend at Camp runs October 21 to 23 inviting all undergraduates with a focus on juniors meeting new freshmen sisters. Sophomores are urged to join Halloween weekend October 28 to 30. Poster distribution starts Friday October 21 at 12 15 with co leaders Vera Arndt and others.
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Hallowe’en
Vera Arndt
Residence Hall Tea Invitations for Brooks Hall
Sophomore and senior day students are invited to a tea hosted by residence hall residents in Brooks Hall on Thursday October 26 from four to five thirty. The event aims to welcome day students and foster campus community with light refreshments.
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Brooks Hall
Sports Week Urges Public to Join Athletic Association
The Athletic Association calls everyone to participate in Sports Week activities. Posters on bulletin boards will provide information about the events and schedules.
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The
Athletic Association
Fine Arts Club Initiates Program
The first formal meeting of the Fine Arts Club, presided by President Mary Houser, discussed future programs. Members favored modern painting sculpture and contemporary artists, with lectures slides color reproductions and tea discussions planned.
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Fine Arts Club
Mary Houser
Marjorie Healey
Fay Heale
Helen Owen
Jean Johnston
Junior Newspaper Guild Formed
Journalism students and staff members of college and university newspapers were inducted into the Junior Newspaper Guild an affiliate of the American Newspaper Guild at a citywide meeting last night. The students join as associate members with representation in the Representative Assembly and New York Executive Committee and eligibility for job recommendations. Associate units formed at Columbia NYU Hunter Brooklyn and City College invite instructors and students to join.
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Junior Newspaper Guild
American Newspaper Guild
New York Guild
West 46 Street
Guild
Representative Assembly
New York Executive Committee
Columbia
New York University
Hunter
Brooklyn
City College
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Claire Sherman
Joan Whitney
Hal Hutchison
Orio Thomas
Lowell Pontee
Virginia Stanford
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Madison Avenue
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